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The article describes these elites as arrogant overachievers that expect the lions share of success. However, from the “elite” kids I’ve met I find it far more
by parpfish 2y ago
The article describes these elites as arrogant overachievers that expect the lions share of success.
However, from the “elite” kids I’ve met I find it far more likely that they are suffering from imposter syndrome and will do anything to chase external validation to soothe it.
The children coming from these status driven institutions are less villain and more victim
- sfryxell 2y agoThats definitely how the article from the times reads. What is the point of higher learning, it's a gross mutation for it to become an ever tightening noose of status scarcity
- deepfriedchokes 2y ago> The children coming from these status driven institutions are less villain and more victim. Why not both? No one is born abusive.
- gaws 2y ago> The children coming from these status driven institutions are less villain and more victim Oh, no! Will anyone think of the rich kids?